Ubisoft has released Title Update 5 for Far Cry 6, which is between 6-8GB on PC, and revealed its full patch notes. Title Update 5 brings a number of gameplay tweaks and enhancements. Moreover, it adds a new difficulty mode, the Guerrilla Mode.

Going into more details, Title Update 5 introduces Ammunition Swapping. As such, players are now able to swap ammunition types for weapons via the weapon wheel without having to visit a workbench.

Additionally, this new patch adds Loadouts. Players will have the ability to create and modify 4 loadouts. The loadouts include sets of weapons and gear that can now be easily swapped via the arsenal menu.

As always, Ubisoft Connect and Epic Games Store will download this patch once you launch their clients. Below you can also find its complete changelog.

Far Cry 6 Title Update 5 Release Notes

Patch Size

PC: 6.53 GB without HD Texture Pack, 7.69 with HD Texture Pack

Gameplay updates:

• Ammunition Swapping
  • Players are now able to swap ammunition types for weapons via the weapon wheel (can be key bound on PC) without having to visit a workbench (you will need to have the ammunition type unlocked previously).
• Introducing Loadouts
  • Players will have the ability to create and modify 4 loadouts. The loadouts include sets of weapons and gear that can now be easily swapped via the arsenal menu for adapting to any situation.
    • Loadouts unlock after the Libertad Rises mission.
• Outpost resets
  • Once players finish the Far Cry 6 main campaign, they will gain the ability to abandon previously secured FND Bases.
    • Players can hover any completed FND Base and have an additional option available: Abandon FND Base.
    • Abandoning the FND Base reverts it to Military control. The FND Base is then available for the player to tackle again.
    • Abandoning the FND Base increases the level of enemies inside the FND Base to Player Level +4.
    • After abandoning the FND Base, the rewards offered are increased, granting additional Moneda.
• New difficulty mode: Guerrilla Mode
  • Overall combat difficulty is increased (including AI detection and reaction to the player).
  • Ammo, gadget counts, and pickups have been reduced.
  • Major UI/HUD elements are disabled when you start Guerrilla Mode, which will test your skill and cunning. (To ensure the games’ accessibility levels remains high, the options can be turned on again via the settings menu).
  • Guerilla Mode requires a new game start, and you are not able to reduce the difficulty once you have started Guerilla Mode.

Bug fixes:

General:

• Fixed an issue that caused the “Lock-on Aim” option to stay active even if the setting was turned off, while “Aiming Assist” was active.
• Fixed an issue that could cause a Snowshoe-110D8569 error after fast travelling to Guerilla Hideout Conjunto during the “Intervention” mission when playing in co-op.
• Also fixed an issue that caused the option HUD Elements to automatically reset to “All On” after setting it to “All Off”.
• Fixed an issue that could cause players to get stuck and not be able to move if they triggered the cinematic during the “Blood Ties” mission while being in a helicopter.
• Fixed an issue that could cause a Snowshoe-D15BE00A when matchmaking into co-op, leaving the co-op session and immediately matchmaking for co-op again.
• Also fixed several localization, grammar, and subtitle issues.
• Adjusted enemy respawn for the Acunana Farmland, Cayo Villa Real and Tabacco Valley areas to reduce the likelihood of enemies respawning too quickly.
• Fixed several missing icons for trophies on PlayStation 5 and achievements on PC.
• Fixed an issue that could cause an infinite death loop when an auto-save happened as soon as the player died.
• Also fixed an issue that could cause Chorizo to float when riding in the car with you.

DLC:

• Fixed an issue with a weird door sometimes blocking progress during the “Cull the Herd” challenge when playing the Joseph: Collapse DLC.

PC:

• Fixed an issue that could cause the Field of View scaling to become stuck at 75 when forfeiting a Gran Premio race.
• Fixed an issue that could prevent players from launching Far Cry 6 if sound devices were disabled or not present in their operating system.

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